Netanyahu targets the west coast after a bus explosion near Tel Aviv | Occupied news of the West Coast
Three empty buses exploded on Thursday night, while the Israeli police found two more unsurpassed bombs.
Israel is being prepared for an “intensive” operation on the occupied west coast after bombs detonated in three empty buses in a central parking warehouse.
Israeli security services say bombing attacks on Thursday night, which did not cause victims, was the work of armed groups, according to Israeli media.
“After attempting to commit a mass bus attack chain, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah has just completed a security assessment,” said the Israeli Prime Minister’s office on social media.
“The Prime Minister ordered [military] perform an intensive operation against the center of terrorism in Judea and Samaria [the occupied West Bank]. The Prime Minister also ordered Israeli police and Isa [Israeli Security Agency] In order to increase preventive activities against additional attacks in Israeli cities, “said Netanyahua office.
Some parts of the West Coast are immediately sealed and further limitations are imposed on the movement of the Palestinians. Citing unnamed security officers, Jerusalem Post reported that the explosive was associated with a “terrorist infrastructure” on the west coast.
The Israeli army later announced that it had arranged three additional units in its “central command”, which is responsible for the Israeli forces on the occupied west coast, in preparation for the extension of its weekly offensive against Palestinian communities.
“ [Israeli military] He continues to carry out a current assessment of the situation and prepares to expand the offensive activities, “the army said.
The bombs destroyed three empty buses parked in warehouses around Bat Yama, the city south of Tel Aviv, while two additional undoubted bombs were found in the area by police.
The investigation was transferred to the Israeli Internal Security Agency Shin Bet.
According to the police, the explosives were probably supposed to go on Friday morning, when people were on their way to work, describing the devices identical to others used on the west coast but did not give further details.
“We need to determine if one suspect put explosives on numerous buses or there were more suspects,” said police spokesman Haim Sargrof Israeli media.
Al Jazeere Nour Odeh correspondent said Palestinians live on the west coast in further fear after the “announcement of the increased Israeli military action” after the explosion.
“The occupied West Coast, especially in the north in Tulkarem and Jenin, passed through an unprecedented military attack, resulting in mass forced shifts of more than 40,000,” Odeh said.
The Israeli forces set up hundreds of control points on the occupied west coast from the beginning of their offensive on January 21, and the Israeli army killed at least 70 Palestinians at the time.
The destruction of civilian infrastructure in local communities by Israeli troops is also widespread.
